MV Isle of Islay will soon make the two-week journey to Scotland and is expected to enter service in early spring.

The Scottish government said it was committed to a return of the ferry next year and provision of some services this year.

The vessel, which can carry 450 passengers and 100 cars or 14 HGVs, was officially handed over at a ceremony in Yalova.

At the time, the opposition SNP's deputy leader Nicola Sturgeon said: "Before the contract for a new fisheries protection ...

Scotland's state-owned ferry companies have splashed more than £1million on sending staff to Turkey to check on the building of new CalMac vessels. The Scottish Conservatives, who uncovered the ...

A scaled-back timetable on the main ferry route for Arran has begun with special arrangements put in place for disabled ...

A MAJOR milestone has been reached on a delayed CalMac ferry which was being built in Turkey. On Thursday, the MV Isle of ...

The transport secretary has defended the burning of more than £260m over 11 years to keep the ageing CalMac ferry fleet ...

Disabled passengers travelling by ferry between Arran and the mainland were forced to remain on a minibus during the journey ...

A retired CalMac ferry is due to begin its final voyage to a breakers yard later, leaving behind a legacy of vital spare parts and mementoes. Since it was taken out of service last year, MV Hebridean ...

Ministers have been urged to act to ensure CalMac co-operates with an investigation into its handling of taxpayer's money that has ...